Travel to Dubrovnik

Highlights

• Walk the iconic Walls of Dubrovnik for unparalleled views of the city and the Adriatic Sea.
• Stroll along Stradun, Dubrovnik's polished limestone main street, ideal for first walks and people-watching.
• Visit Luža Square, the main square facing St Blaise Church, central to city life and festivals.

Highlights

• Explore the Gothic-Renaissance Rector's Palace, which once housed the Republic's rulers and now serves as a cultural history museum.
• Visit War Photo Limited, an independent museum offering a poignant look at the 1991 siege.
• Savor traditional Dubrovnik cuisine, such as Crni Rižot (black risotto) or Pržene Girice (small fried fish).

Highlights

• Travel by ferry from Dubrovnik to Split, a journey averaging 4h 34m.
• Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace, a sprawling Roman ruin that forms the living core of Split.
• Stroll along the lively Riva promenade, enjoying harbor views and the vibrant atmosphere.

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• Hike or relax in Marjan Forest Park, offering walking trails, chapels, and superb viewpoints over the city.
• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, built from Diocletian’s mausoleum, showcasing a unique blend of Roman and medieval architecture.
• Experience local life and flavors at Split's markets, or enjoy a traditional Dalmatian meal like Pašticada.

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• Catch an early bus from Split to Trogir, with services starting from 01:10 and taking about 30 minutes.
• Wander through Trogir's Historic City, a captivating maze of stone lanes, courtyards, and palaces.
• Climb Kamerlengo Castle for panoramic sea views and visit the impressive Cathedral of St. Lawrence, known for its Romanesque portal. Return to Split by bus, with the last departure from Trogir at 23:00.

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• Take a ferry from Split to Hvar, a quick and scenic trip averaging 1h 11m.
• Climb to Fortica (Španjola Fortress) for panoramic views over Hvar Town, the Pakleni Islands, and the harbor.
• Stroll along Hvar Riva, the elegant waterfront promenade, and explore the historic St. Stephen's Square.

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• Take a leisurely morning stroll through Hvar Old Town, discovering its atmospheric lanes and hidden courtyards.
• Relax in St. Stephen's Square, the island's principal social center, perfect for people-watching.
• For your onward journey, travel from Port of Hvar to Split Airport (SPU), the closest international airport, or consider Brač Airport (BWK) on the neighboring island, accessible by ferry to Jelsa.

Highlights

• Walk the Walls of Dubrovnik for iconic medieval views of the city and sea.
• Stroll along Stradun, Dubrovnik's polished limestone main street, perfect for people-watching.
• Visit Rector's Palace, a Gothic-Renaissance landmark that housed the Republic's rulers.

Highlights

• Explore Fort Lovrijenac, a large 16th-century fortress offering dramatic views over the city.
• Discover the Cultural History Museum inside Rector's Palace, presenting life in the Dubrovnik Republic.
• Gain insight into recent history at War Photo Limited, an independent museum on the 1991 siege.

Highlights

• Visit the Maritime Museum in Fort St John, covering Dubrovnik's seafaring tradition.
• Experience the lively atmosphere of Luža Square, central to festivals and city life.
• Wander through the Old Port, lined with stone quays and offering classic views of the city walls.

Highlights

• Take a ferry from Dubrovnik to Split, a journey of approximately 4 hours 34 minutes, with tickets starting from €50.
• Begin your exploration of Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO-listed Roman palace at Split’s core.
• Stroll along the Riva, Split’s lively seafront promenade, ideal for harbor views and people-watching.

Highlights

• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, built from Diocletian’s mausoleum with Roman origins.
• Explore the Peristyle, a large medieval square inside the palace, still the ceremonial heart of Split.
• Discover the Meštrović Gallery, displaying sculptures and drawings in the artist’s former residence.

Highlights

• Travel by bus from Split to Trogir, a journey of approximately 30 minutes, with tickets starting from €3. Earliest outbound departure is 01:10, and the latest return is 23:00.
• Wander through the Historic City of Trogir, a UNESCO-listed center with a maze of stone lanes and courtyards.
• Climb Kamerlengo Castle, a medieval fortress on the waterfront, for superb sea views.

Highlights

• Board a ferry from Split to Hvar, a journey of approximately 1 hour 11 minutes, with tickets starting from €6.
• Hike up to Fortica (Španjola Fortress) for panoramic views over Hvar Town and the Pakleni Islands.
• Enjoy an evening stroll along Hvar Riva, the elegant waterfront promenade lined with historic buildings.

Highlights

• Explore St. Stephen's Square, the main historic square and social center of Hvar Town.
• Visit the Hvar Arsenal and Historic Theatre, one of Europe’s oldest public theatres.
• Discover the Hvar Heritage Museum, featuring archaeological and cultural collections of the island.

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• Take a ferry from Hvar to Korčula, a journey of approximately 1 hour 23 minutes, with tickets starting from €6.
• Explore Korčula Old Town, a medieval walled town with narrow streets and historic buildings.
• Arrive at Korčula Town Port, centrally located and offering easy access to the Old Town.

Highlights

• Depart from Korčula Town Port, the main intercity terminal with easy access to the Old Town.
• Consider Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport (DBV) for international departure, accessible via shuttle and ferry in approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.
• Alternatively, Split Airport (SPU) is an option, reachable via bus and taxi boat in about 2 hours 20 minutes.

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• Arrive at Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport (ZAG), with convenient shuttle buses or taxis connecting to Zagreb, Autobusni Kolodvor.
• Ride the Zagreb Funicular, an iconic landmark linking the Upper and Lower Towns since 1890.
• Wander through Gornji Grad, the historic Upper Town quarter with cobbled streets and landmark churches.

Highlights

• Discover the Museum of Broken Relationships, a globally known museum presenting intimate stories through donated objects.
• Visit the Neo-Gothic Zagreb Cathedral, a key symbol of the city's religious and architectural history.
• Enjoy a relaxed break in Zrinjevac Park, a beloved inner-city park with shaded paths and sculptures.

Highlights

• Admire St. Mark's Church in Zagreb, famed for its colourful tiled roof with Zagreb and Croatian coats of arms.
• Travel by bus from Zagreb, Autobusni Kolodvor to Zadar, Autobusni Kolodvor with providers like FlixBus or Autotrans by Arriva. The journey takes around 3h 13m, with tickets starting from €6.
• Witness the Sea Organ, a unique waterfront installation that turns waves into music, and the nearby Greeting to the Sun light installation, especially magical at sunset.

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• Explore the Roman Forum, the largest excavated forum on the Croatian side of the Adriatic.
• Visit the iconic 9th-century pre-Romanesque rotunda, the Church of St. Donatus, a defining symbol of Zadar.
• Discover the Archaeological Museum Zadar, featuring prehistoric, Roman, and medieval finds that explain Zadar's long urban history.

Highlights

• Take a bus from Zadar, Autobusni Kolodvor to Šibenik, Autobusni Kolodvor with providers like FlixBus or Nomago. The earliest outbound bus is at 04:45, and the latest return is at 22:20, with tickets starting from €6.
• Discover the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St. James, a masterpiece of Dalmatian Gothic-Renaissance art.
• Ascend to St. Michael's Fortress for sweeping views over Šibenik and the Adriatic Sea.

Highlights

• Travel by bus from Zadar, Autobusni Kolodvor to Split, Autobusni Kolodvor with providers like FlixBus or Nomago. The journey takes around 2h 40m, with tickets starting from €8.
• Explore Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO-listed Roman palace forming the core of Split's old town.
• Visit the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, built from Diocletian’s mausoleum, and stroll through the grand Peristyle square.

Highlights

• Hike or stroll through Marjan Forest Park, offering walking trails, chapels, and superb viewpoints over the city and sea.
• Visit the Meštrović Gallery, dedicated to Ivan Meštrović, displaying sculptures and drawings in his former seaside residence.
• Explore Republic Square, a historic square framed by notable buildings and offering open views.

Highlights

• Take a bus from Split, Autobusni Kolodvor to Trogir, Autobusni Kolodvor with providers like Nomago or FlixBus. The earliest outbound bus is at 01:10, and the latest return is at 23:00, with tickets starting from €3.
• Wander through the UNESCO-listed Historic City of Trogir, a maze of stone lanes, courtyards, and palaces.
• Visit the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, a masterpiece with a famous Romanesque portal, and climb Kamerlengo Castle for sea views.

Highlights

• Visit the Archaeological Museum Split, featuring major Roman, Greek, and early Christian collections.
• Explore the Split City Museum, preserving the city’s civic history through manuscripts, maps, and art.
• Savor Pašticada, a Dalmatian beef stew slow-cooked in red wine with prunes and gnocchi, a festive staple across coastal Croatia.

Highlights

• Travel by bus from Split, Autobusni Kolodvor to Dubrovnik, Autobusni kolodvor with providers like FlixBus or Nomago. The journey takes around 4h 17m, with tickets starting from €11.
• Begin your exploration with a partial walk on the Walls of Dubrovnik, offering stunning sea and city views.
• Stroll along Stradun, Dubrovnik's polished limestone main street, and visit the picturesque Old Port.

Highlights

• Walk the entire circuit of the Walls of Dubrovnik, an iconic medieval fortification encircling the Old Town.
• Visit the Rector's Palace, a Gothic-Renaissance palace that housed the Republic's rulers and is now a key historic landmark.
• Explore the Cultural History Museum inside the Rector's Palace, presenting Dubrovnik Republic life and state rooms.

Highlights

• Visit Fort Lovrijenac, a large 16th-century fortress above the city, famed for dramatic views and defensive importance.
• Reflect at War Photo Limited, an independent museum of photographs and stories from the 1991 siege.
• Wander through the intricate network of hidden alleys and charming squares within Dubrovnik's Old Town.

Highlights

• Discover the Maritime Museum in Fort St. John, covering Dubrovnik's seafaring tradition and trade routes.
• Experience the lively Luža Square, central to festivals and ceremonies, facing St. Blaise Church and Orlando's Column.
• Indulge in Pašticada Dubrovačka, a slow-cooked beef dish in a sweet-sour sauce with prošek wine, a festive Dubrovnik classic.

Highlights

• Take a final stroll along Stradun, Dubrovnik's polished limestone main street, for souvenir shopping.
• Enjoy a coffee at Luža Square, soaking in the last moments of Dubrovnik's historic atmosphere.
• Depart from Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković Airport (DBV), easily accessible from Dubrovnik, Autobusni Kolodvor by airport shuttle bus or local bus.